MANILA, Philippines --- Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Oscar Albayalde speculated on Wednesday that linking him to the controversial "ninja cops" issue is meant to force him to resign or seek early retirement as head of the country's police force. "What I see is that's their end game. I will not fall into that trap," he said in an interview with ABS-CBN News Channel when asked if he considers resigning as PNP chief amid allegations being hurled at him. "I think this is all about that... I think that's a trap," he added. Albayalde, who will step down as PNP chief when he reaches the mandatory retirement age of 56 on November 8, said he will wait for the decision of P...
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